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Dapo Akande
Soleimani attack: What does international law say?

Dapo Akande quoted on the legal aspects of the US killing of Iranian General Soleimani
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Assassinat de Qassem Soleimani: un raid américain à la légalité contestable

Dapo Akande quoted on the legal aspects of the US killing of Iranian General Soleimani

France 24
03 January 2020
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25 ideas that will shape the 2020s

Fortune asked 25 of the sharpest minds for ideas that will mould the next decade - Paul Collier says that 'business will embrace its responsibility to save capitalism'

Fortune
20 December 2019
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Is Huawei really more dangerous than Facebook?

The US and some of its allies have excluded the Chinese technology company from their national markets. Why do they continue to ignore the similar threat posed by Facebook and other US digital giants, asks Ngaire Woods

Project Syndicate
19 December 2019
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The Blairites and then the Corbynites have led Labour into a dead end. But there is a way back

Paul Collier argues the solution is "communitarianism" to restore community

New Statesman
18 December 2019
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Greed is dead

Paul Collier writes about 'the recognition that we need to rely on each other rather than ourselves'

The Times Literary Supplement (TLS)
06 December 2019
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Starvation ‘should be a war crime in civil conflict’

Federica D'Alessandra is quoted about her work making the case for starvation in civil conflict to be a war crime in international law

The Times
05 December 2019
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Why having too much on your plate means nothing gets done

Anandi Mani's behavioural science research on poverty and her study of sugar cane farmers in India are featured in the article

BBC Worklife
02 December 2019
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There’s a simple way to protect the NHS from US trade negotiators

Emily Jones says primary legislation can ensure the NHS is 'off the table' in UK-US trade negotiations

The Guardian
01 December 2019
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General Election hustings at Blavatnik School of Government

Preview of the general election hustings which the Blavatnik School is hosting next week

Oxford Mail
29 November 2019